Israeli troops deploy to Morocco during largest U.S. military exercise in Africa amid Gaza offensive
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The article details the African Lion military exercises taking place in Agadir, Morocco, involving over 10,000 troops from around 60 countries, including U.S. and Moroccan forces. This significant military event is marked by extensive training operations, including bomb disposal and counterterrorism efforts. Notably, Israeli troops are also present despite protests against their offensive in Gaza. The exercises reflect a show of military strength and cooperation among allied nations, underscoring the U.S.'s authoritative military influence in the region since 2004.
With well-rehearsed military choreography, commandos in rubber boats, masked bomb disposal experts, and soldiers in radiation protection suits roam the land and sea, showcasing preparation.
This is the first exercise to which the press has been allowed access as part of the African Lion maneuvers which have mobilized more than 10,000 troops from some 60 countries for the past month.
Amid official silence, Israeli troops are currently participating in the U.S.-led mass exercise in Morocco, despite popular protests against the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
Military exercises organized by Morocco and the U.S. reflect the ongoing collaboration intended to demonstrate military readiness and response to transnational threats.
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